IBM QRadar Advisor with Watson

Built with AI for the front-line Security Analyst

Security analysts feel the pressures of lack of cybersecurity talent and job fatigue and are often unable to manage the enormous volume of insights day-to-day. This leaves businesses vulnerable to unaddressed security threats. Enter QRadar Advisor with Watson. It automates routine SOC tasks, finds commonalities across investigations and provides actionable feedback to analysts, freeing them up to focus on more important elements of the investigation and increase analyst efficiency. See how QRadar Advisor can force multiply your team’s efforts to drive consistent and deeper investigation and reduce dwell times.

Force Multiply Your Team’s Efforts

Identify and focus your analysts on the most important elements of the investigation and let Advisor automate repetitive SOC tasks.

Drive Consistent & Deeper Investigations

Whether it’s 4:30 pm on a Friday or 10 am on a Monday, Advisor augments human intelligence so that your analysts are driving consistent and thorough investigations each and every time.

Reduce Dwell Times

Reduce MTTD and MTTR with a quicker and more decisive escalation process. Determine root cause analysis and drive next steps with confidence by mapping the attack to the MITRE ATT&CK model.

“With cyber crime becoming more organized and sophisticated, it is imperative to deploy highly adaptive prevention and response capabilities. IBM’s best-in-class cognitive security portfolio will help us pre-empt threats and mitigate risk.”

Rohan Muttiah

Chief Operating Officer

Cargills Bank

“The 24/7 nature of security operations presents a challenge that is costly for most organizations to staff, which is where the appeal of cognitive-enabled security comes in — it never sleeps or fatigues.”

Michael Pinch

Chief Information Security Officer

University of Rochester

“There is a massive amount of noise out there, the human brain can’t process everything on a day to day basis – we need something to help, something like AI or cognitive technologies.”